Documentation and Data
Documentation on gllamm
A book on gllamm, xtmixed,
xtlogit, xtprobit, xtpoisson, etc.,
xtmelogit, and xtmepoisson
for multilevel modeling:
The gllamm manual:
Rabe-Hesketh, S., Skrondal, A. and Pickles, A. (2004).
GLLAMM Manual.
U.C. Berkeley Division of Biostatistics Working Paper Series. Working Paper 160.
Discussion of adaptive quadrature and syntax for generalized linear mixed models:
Description of GLLAMMs and syntax for an earlier version of gllamm
(gllamm6):
Other publications using gllamm
Data from the manual
The data are all in a zip file
Individual data files are also available:
towerl.dta, tvsfpors.dat,
jsp.dta,lsat.dta,
diet.dta,onset.dat,
jspmix.dat,angina4.dta,
materia.dat,delinq.txt
Books on Stata
Rabe-Hesketh, S. and Everitt, B. S. (2006).
Handbook of Statistical Analyses Using Stata (4th Edition).
Chapman
& Hall/CRC.
(Includes chapter on random effects modeling using gllamm.)
Datasets
Hills, M. and De Stavola, B.L. (2006).
A Short Introduction to Stata for Biostatistics. Timberlake Consultants Press.
Kohler, U. and Kreuter, F. (2005). Data Analysis Using Stata.
See Stata Bookshop,
Stata Press Books and
Timberlake Consultants for more information
on (or ordering) these and other books on Stata.
Useful links for learning Stata
UCLA Academic Technology Services:
Resources to Help you Learn and Use Stata,
in particular data and Stata commands for carrying out analyses in popular statistical textbooks:
Stata Textbook Examples
Links to many
Stata Resources at Stata website
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